In management research, theory is commonly viewed as a set of propositional statements
backed up by theoretical assumptions. This view is embraced across conceptual and …

Entrepreneurial opportunities emerge and dissipate over time, yet little is known about how
and why they vary in their ephemerality and what the implications of temporal variance are …

There is a resurgence in both the advancement and critique of research at the intersection of
religion and entrepreneurship. It is precisely because there are important conflicts, tensions …

A topic of growing interest in entrepreneurship research is how entrepreneurial ventures
address grand challenges. This literature, we argue, tends to produce a panacea myth by …

A growing number of studies suggest that underdogs have a propensity for
entrepreneurship. However, the underdog entrepreneur's propensity for firm growth after …

Ramoglou and McMullen (2022) offers a logically rigorous extension and refinement of
earlier work on the conceptual foundations of entrepreneurship theory–the actualization …

Over the past century, Frank Knight's Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit (RUP) has played an
instrumental role in shaping the theoretical foundations of entrepreneurship research …

This study investigates the complex relationships between market need urgency (MNU),
entrepreneurial push and pull insights driven by supply (SDI) and demand (DDI), and …

Building on ecological economics and the firm growth literature, I propose a model of real
growth through entrepreneurial resourcefulness to determine whether an isolated firm can …

We offer a brief rejoinder to a recent critique published in the Journal of Business Venturing
Insights. We look past the unprofessional tone of the critique to seek opportunities to clarify …